The Jungle Nursery

Here are pictures and descriptions of the majority of plants we grow. In addition to these, we also have some more unusual, to downright rare species of palms. Please call or e-mail us and we will be happy to send an availability to you. We welcome suggestions for new plant varieties to grow. Many of the items we are now growing were originally grown by request.

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Click to enlarge	Archontophoenix Cunninghamiana
	Common Name: King , Piccabeen or Bangalow Palm Origin: Eastern Australia USDA Hardiness Zone: 9-11 Cold Tolerance: Approximately 28° F Height: Maximum of between 50-80 feet Sold as: Singles, doubles, and triples in 10" and 17" pots Comments: A beautiful solitary palm, fairly quick growing palm, which we also plant with 2-3 plants in a pot.

Click to enlarge	Arenga Australasica
	Common Name: None Origin: Northern Australia USDA Hardiness Zone: 9-11 Cold Tolerance: Approximately 29° F Height: Maximum of between 40-60 feet Sold as: Multi-stemmed palms in 17" pots Comments: A dark green, naturally multi-stemmed, tall growing palm.

Click to enlarge	Bismarckia Nobilis
	Common Name: Bismarck Palm Origin: Madagascar USDA Hardiness Zone: 10-11 Cold Tolerance: Approximately 27° F Height: Maximum of between 40-60 feet Sold as: Solitary specimens in 17" and 25" pots Comments: The dynamic large silvery-blue palm which is being seen in a growing number of landscapes.

Click to enlarge	Butia Capitata
	Common Name: Pindo or Jelly Palm Origin: Brazil USDA Hardiness Zone: 8A-10B Cold Tolerance: 14° F Height: 25' maximum Sold as: Solitary palms in 10", 14", 17", and 25" pots Comments: Historically underused, this unique solitary, very cold-tolerant palm is becoming a staple in colder regions of the south.

Click to enlarge	Chamaerops Humilis
	Common Name: European or Mediterranean Fan Palm Origin: Mediterranean region USDA Hardiness Zone: 8A-11 Cold Tolerance: 16° F Height: 15' Sold as: Single to multi-trunked 10" and 25" pots, Cal 15 gal. Comments: Naturally multi-trunking, this uniquely green palm is a standard in colder areas of the south as well.

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